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What do you mean by ActiveX control

What do you mean by ActiveX control? Describe in brief.

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Activex control is a ready to use control. In our system there will be various inbuilt active x controls given by os, like: windows media player, calendar and so on. Such controls can be employed in any platform (c, c++, java, .NET). Therefore we can as well create the active x controls which can be employed anywhere in any application by using active x controls in vc++ is much easy refer to a model by browsing in Google.

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